Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-03-25
Alma. Mich. Friday. March. 25 1887.

An educational paper is to he started
at Three Rivers.
T. a. Miller & Co. have put in stock
a fine case of candies.
There are 10 Japanese students in
the Ann Arbor high school.
We want correspondents in every adj
joining town. Who will volunteer?
j. II. Orwig, of Forest Hill, was a
pleasant caller at this Office Wednesday
Large quantities of railroad ties are
being shipped from Michigan to Texas.
The Mt. Pleasant Tribune will add
new presses and steam power this
spring.
+. W, Lyon will extend the time of
making dozen photographs for $500
to April lst.
With five state tickets in the field the
most fastidious voter ought to be able
to satisfy himself.
\ fine display of Ladies' underwear
at Mrs. :. Messengers new millinery
store Call and examine.
Fresh Lettuce and Radishes can now
be found in abundance at
W. l.. IlOUGH * Cos.
w. d. Tucker, of the st. Louis
HGald, was in town Monday and made
Us pleasant call. Come again.
IIamlin, Green & Co. S hoop mill is
being put in order for the seasons run,
and will be started up in about a week.
Mrs. VIM. Parker, who has been
dangerously i'll for some time, is now
somewhat improved, but is still very
low.
Don't forget that Miller & Co. car
ries full line of Paints. Wall Paper
and Wall Finish at their Central Drug
Store.
NOTICE: Those desiring work will
do well to leave their address at the
Sanitmium. None but frst-class help
need apply.
Each visitor at Mrs. :. Messengers S
new millinery store, to-day and to-
morrow will receive as a souyenior, a
handsome hoquet.
The rink will not be fitted up as an
opera house, because newspaper cor
respondent rushed an item into print
and upset all negotiations.
Court Rodgers, of Lyons, has been
the guest of \. ID. Amsden and wife
this week. He begins work in the
Ithaca J0,rpdl office next week.
Dr.. Louis McLouth of the Agricul-
tural college at Lansing. has decided to
accept call to the presidency of the
Dakota Agricultural college of Brook
lings.
J. l.. Hudson, of Detroit, has leased
the steele Il Webster block in Ithaca,
and viii shortly put in complete stock
of clothing. He Is good man to have
in any town.
JOS III. Keen will appear at the St.
Louis opera house Friday and Saturday
evenings in Mrs. Partington, and
RIP Van Wlnkle." He is very funny
in both of these famous characters.
Fred Case and John Brant -tr amps
were convicted of larceny, Monday, in
Justice Ycrington's court. Not being
able to raise the $40 fine imposed upon
both, they will spend - days in the
county Jail.
Grand Ledge shakes hands with itself
on The quiet over the Lyons flood. 1t
Knocked out the dams at Lyons and
Portland, giving the fish in the river
access to Grand Ledge water and q
chance to bite Grand Ledge bait.
Tram Goliath, who has been shut up
in 'he county Jail for some time, is now
visiting i'm the state of New York at
the earnest request of a Baptist minis
ter, who claims that Goliath relieved
| him of several valuable articles
Finley & Morden, of Greenville, have
opened "A harness shop in the building
opposite the Methodist church, recently
occupied by J. w. Burns with the same
line of goods. They come we'll recon-
mended. An ad. in this weeks RECoRI
will tell you more
The opera house scenery has beer
sold to the owners of the opera house al
Shepherd, and it will be taken dowr
and removed this week. We under
stand that the new opera house there i:
a very neat one and will be finished M
in goodstyle.
Michigan farmers who have beer
"ropedin" on Bohemian oats notes vii
not find much consolation in decision
in the common pleas court ut Spring
field, o., Monday. that such notes il
the hands of an innocent holder ar,
valid. They're most always in tn